(1) Neighbors: Sprawling Deer Run Plantation adjoins on west side- in order of progression, contiguous lands eastward to Flint River include: Bermuda Plantation, Chickasawhatchee Wildlife Management Area (both adjoining subject property), Pinebloom Plantation, Tarva Plantation, Nilo Plantation, Pineland Plantation, Oaks Plantation, Wildfair plantation and finally Blue Springs and Nonami plantations on the Flint River. These vast acreages comprise in the neighborhood of 90,000 acres (+-) with sparse residential influence. The approach to Keel Creek's front gate on paved road can be a step back in time on miles of roads through pristine woodlands and fields with virtually no sign of habitation. (2) timber - Pine uplands have been managed for optimum timber growth and wildlife. Our forester says pine timber is excellent and certain to be of positive cash flow interest. Hardwoods are in pockets, corridors, strands and creek bottom. (3) Hunting: The Plantation properties previously mentioned are included in what many consider to be the world's best wild Quail grounds. The classic Masters Quail championships are run yearly here for all age as well as shooting dogs. The grounds of Keel Creek contain a nucleus of wild Quail. Nesting pairs are observed routinely throughout. Modest Quail management should/would produce world class wild bird hunting. Topography is rolling and pleasing to the eye and certainly lends itself to horseback Quail hunting with long vistas commonplace. Wildlife however is not one dimensional here. There is an excellent turkey population. Duck shooting is likely in more than one location. And then there is Whitetail deer....The quality of antlered deer in this Flint River locale can be off the charts. Deer density is high most areas. Conversely Bucks are routinely harvested with Boone and Crockett scores in 'Book' range. We can furnish tangible evidence of same to a qualified buyer. (4) Conservation Easement - Owner has placed a 1200 (+-) acre portion of the property in this protective relationship with The Nature Conservancy. Certain limitations preclude cutting of hardwood and wetland areas with consideration given to wildlife management. Great latitude permits virtually free use of those areas for hunting. Approx 70% of grounds are unencumbered by any restriction at all and a northernmost 200 (+) acre portion is NOT included in the easement at all. NOTE THAT IT IS COMMONPLACE FOR PROPERTIES OF THIS IRREPLACABLE QUALITY TO SELL FOR $4000/ACRE AND HIGHER. THE CONSERVATION EASEMENT IN PLACE PERMITS AN ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY TO SOUNDLY PURCHASE THIS CLASSIC SOUTHERN HUNTING PROPERTY AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS...